Exactly. It was interesting to watch play out.
We will be corrected for the failure of our leaders. That is usually because we have drifted from God in our culture and our leaders reflect that.
All of our leaders are also in those positions because of God's permission.
The one thing about Romans 13 that is often missed, and was left out of the article linked, is the context for Paul's letter. He was writing it to the Roman church and knew that it was highly likely the contents of the letter would be read by Caesar and his supporters. Through that context, paining the picture that Christians are to obey their leaders, not try to overthrow them, is important. In essence, Christians are to be the best citizens, not the most unruly. Good sermon on the subject by John MacArthur:
At the same time, the government's authority does not extend to violating God's law. At that time, we are not only expected, but called, to disobey government. Essentially, the government cannot direct you to sin.